Welcome to Kerith Community Church Revive Projects Blog.
We work on the front line with anyone in need, not only addressing immediate needs but signposting and supporting long-term recovery and progression towards achieving stability and security within their lives.
Our projects are varied, offering a range of services to support, encourage, and empower people across our sites in Bracknell Forest, Farnborough, Windsor and West Wight.
We are the outreach arm of Kerith Community Church is a large multisite church based in the south of the UK. Find out about us via www.kerith.chuch We exist to help people find their way back to God, through communities growing in their love for God and their love for people.
This blog has all the updated news and views from the Revive community and their team.
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We are always proud to work alongside other local charities & organisations supporting the families we also get the privilege of meeting.
Create Hope is just one of these - a wonderful Bracknell-based charity that grew from the vision of someone who was part of the Kerith community and saw first-hand the need for affordable, accessible mental healt...
Refugee Week offers us a meaningful opportunity to pause, reflect and recognise the courage, resilience and contributions of those who have been forced to leave their homes and rebuild their lives in unfamiliar places. For Christians, it also provides a timely moment to consider what it truly means to welcome the stranger—not simply in principle, but in practice.
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62 tonnes of food isn’t something anyone can carry on their own—and thankfully, that’s never been the idea. Behind every bag packed, every conversation shared, and every life supported, there’s a volunteer showing up and making it all possible.
This Volunteers’ Week, we’re taking a moment to say a simple, heartfelt thank you. Because while reports talk in numbers, the re...
Some seasons don’t bring dramatic change but quietly reveal what a community is made of. For Bracknell Foodbank, the first two months of 2026 have been exactly that: steady generosity, practical kindness and neighbours lifting one another through tough moments.
It’s easy to look at a foodbank update and see numbers. But behind every voucher and donation is something dee...
I realise this blog is fashionably late. We’re somehow eight weeks into the new year already, and it’s been one of those starts where the days move fast and the to-do list moves faster. Every time I meant to sit down and write this, something else seemed to jump the queue — so here we are, slightly behind schedule but no less grateful.
Christmas now feels a long way off...